Schachreisen-Verlag, 2015, 1st edition, in German language, hardback, 199 pp, 445 grams, condition: NEW

"Sixty-Six Juicy Blunders" is devoted to 66 examples from the author's decades of practice in which he made mistakes. Before discussing the individual incidents, he presents the reader with a range of considerations regarding what constitutes a mistake. Is it a move that changed the outcome of the game? Or perhaps one that simply made the player's task more difficult? Or perhaps another possibility? Anyone who plays chess seriously, and anyone who annotates games, should consider the reflections of the former German number one chess player. They broaden the understanding of the game and—a certainly interesting aspect—also provide the player with suggestions for examining their own play for reasons for mistakes, situations, and more.